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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-03

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-04
REAL ESTATE
,,,s,vrss AT THE EXCHANGE.

,.,n. nropsrty passed under hshana 81 .no 49, ~
<no'n ..sssv At tbesResi Estate Exchange t.os, 10y
tonssr - york sold certain lots among wH'.
corPo IS, corner Of Fqfshsve and fofV $500
nv christopher Claim LOT ssev. 900 md opened
hrok and frame building whlcipo's n,ana mn around
ppefsnop ssstv German held to his property te'es
lin sun 'no ybs psrior was adorned win pthw "
and Drensn The squads Oh asneisis ~ mn,
nIeesso, their festive meetings there apo ~
Susn. Ss has been frOT ss re & nc
icps their sas ,ss %ndsor sc eIssnOs
Isa ' ,d HseerSop hid Eshtse GO for ne
ssa arne ~ 0 RSe, years ago owner
2a ana the hers now wish TO DIVIDE sse the executor
The vas sd' tss suefonssr w loin y Rros
rs sns 'T ,SS ..Egs sTS
E1S RSa ssss a. up 20 or sSSOS
ttipeer Brothers were the s reason why 1t did NOT
that Che s 70 be that lot is only sA ie'' VI
the street ronsrty sold yesterday was part Of inc
most s running sOgs has % White
ing Nos i3S 1870 ,g The store basement and
marble front and s u ns $1,000 lofts bring SEQ 1853
sots ren, is The leases idet in Broadway The
. rs WITH Life IL f. % HI or
Dsny property was ere James Mccreary Fred
1900 Messrs Whitman Co ana wi ~ George and
John sehaesr nIs sSn belonging Thomas KSteE
on the south side q IN me street and lots in
ana y fa u II purchased fcE
The property Aderman IA id ct The Exchange
who recen Thomss A. McGowan, auetoneer te nouse
Al the brokers between Fourth Fifth aves also
nTae dwelling Fifth and s1 ah 600 brown
ngton square and Twenty S was offered
o 600 fouf brick tenement houses corner nn orange
below were guerra as offered for 5000 No
IN was done at the board meeting yesterday O'
OF quorum.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-04
Alnsira! Instruments.

A NUMBER OF VERY SLIGHTLY ~, SSL W.
pIIiett and square Iianos Of our make wbich m,r
,,eeIaiv tejeetef only used by The nfs, o. e
rotan opera House Company during uricoa
will be fold At a nleIh fscucton Honi wa
PIANOS FOR hv WILLIAM xsABR co. liz sthays
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-04

AN EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUN1TY.-A.
"A private family OF four adults will receive few guests
1t their mansion making refined company at poanuoi
HUMMER HOME. A gentleman find no more healthul
And desirable place for his family. I'd hours from ciy
convenient depot many trains mansion and rooms large
eas hot and bathroom several acres OF lawn
walks shade Fruit early vegetable garden milk eggs table
in keeping the place location hghextensive yiewt
stAbling IL, 80 Tribune building. OF call
from TO p
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-04
prop ,sals.
CEALED PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY


STATE OF IOWA. f DIS &o&Es &Pr!i .. ISL
Notes hslJ o sfooas for urnshihs the state Of Iowa
win & As r the " sise ne. r Dc
Iowa until IL o'clock noon tho ESD day Of June 1881 and
the be % o. Ss S sy Sne S
Counsel TssTyn % right 70 s! The 10 pns to
drIiysred the secretary OF state without claims
i s%dn Gf 6 o on Or before the day sPo@6e
ed 10 bGder upon Their sppcs the secretary Of state
and all bids on book paper wi 20 h a. reAunT 70
XII bids must accompanied by samples OF articles and
goods contract must In all cases be equal TO
. for furnishing paper give price per pound except
n the linen writing paper on which the price VIII DO
All writing paper except non must be in quarter resn
packages linen paper must be In boxes Of quarter OF
All BIDS must DO net as tho Council will not undertake to
Pafsiss 70 whom awarded VIII DO rcauirod
penal equal to the amount involved.
SCHEDULE
5000 reams book paper. 25I3S 55ib. rcam.
800 reams nat cap paper.
20 realms CONNER 5ia note paper CDe.t quai v,,,no.
10000 sheets (Ialf shees) letter paper eIlO Writings
standard linen medium ,.,, no,. n,rer 6,s Writings
s ioooc envelopes No. D. Government Cranes Writings
40 GOO No o. Government Cranes Writings
envelopes No O. Government high cut white GO
5000 envelopes No Co., Government high cut white 90
so 900 envelopes No. Government high cut white GO 10
envelopes No TO- Government high cut white GO
" 100 reams cover paper 20K26 antique laid
10 reams botting paper best quality.
30 reams wrapping paper, atronK heavy MANILA
10000 sheets bond paper. 1917
Lon sheets bond paper, assOrtei sizes
80 Scssn T psH packet and half
note assorted give price per poundl $4,000.
1OD dozen tablets, No i. MANILA. legal, IuO sheet
% dozen tablets No 1, MANILA, letter, 100 sheet
dozen books marble paper Sides whlte paper,
paged leather back and corners ITO qures assoeo'
canal 10 National Blank Book Cos TAO.
"a dozen same, 7ssn0r ..,s.. c.-tar.
10 dozen quarts Wflling Huios A'h"'"
and StafOfds -, -..
o dozen pints crimson writing fluids Cartsra
a dozen quarts muoilage. Carriers Arabin .o.,
inuciiage, sponge Top. UhIVeisai VI fe'Aoes
2Ddczrn ink stands common
dozen ink stands sos inch ground glass shoppers
~ dozen sponge cups. fountain
dozen paper weights, plain
100 gross steel pens
pen holders
I - rross orayon pencils red and blue.
ID dozen steel erasers. best quality.
80 dozen rubber erasefs
10 dozen ivory paper cuttera
10 dozen rubber rules
10 dozen pairs Of Office shears
1000 caskets pins $4,000,
81 600 paper fasteners. Hat heads,
10 900 paper fasteners eyeets =. ,,.-
50b M Aar twine assorted sizes peat QuhiivI
SSoIcn feather busters ostrich. 20 inch = $780,.
% ryoss toilet soap Pears Colgates and Dee Monea
i06 great gross rubber bands. guaranteed 99aby;
Audfcf Of state
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-04
Citp 11ropertp Go fri.

TO LET.-Three elegant hard wood fin
a. ished houses Nos ], and o East s6th-st Rents
81 300 81 500 and So OOO Open all day. - 49,, .
T. FITZPATRICK. Builder. 353 East fbtlst
NOR RFNI.-Ihree new fOlr-stOrY ngn
j. stoop dwellings 20155, with extension gHl4; cabnet
finish hardwood hrstcass in every respects bthaye Boue
ward and lGth decorated desired Will be rented low 70
frst-olass tenant private families only l. H. GRAIL,
owner. room. 10. Times Building
bros nstone house. 40 East hist. finely decorated
and finished throughout Estate JAMES STOKES, 80 Lab
ertyst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-04
Conntrp properIp for Sale ano 90 Get

ARGYLE COTTAGES,
BABYLON. LONG ISLAND
A few OF these VERY DESIRABLE Summer Homes are
70 rent new large rooms handsomely furnshod hot
and cold water baths Telephones kitchens meals served from
extensive stables. perfect drainage
every sanitary requirement Situated in picturesque old
park OF 20 acres adjacent 10 the commodlous
ARGYLE HOTEL
and its attractions the railroad depot Tro Island
Steamboat Wharf and the village churches and stores Fine
drives shady walks exceptionally good boating and fishing
The Keeper will show Plans DO examined
and Information obtained the Office OF
CHARLES BRUFF, Secy and Treas.
Long Island Imp. Co, Limited, ITO Broadway N. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-04
Certures ann Meftings.

A MEXICAN INSTITUTE.
IA The quarterly meeting will be held on THURSDAY. MAY
TO- at O'Clock p m. at Clinton Hall, Astor place
J. TRUMBULL SMITH, secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-04
Qurtion Sales of Real estate.

4nrtion Sales of Real Gstate.
-.--------------~----
JAMES L. WELLS, Auctioneer.
Peremptory and unreserved sale WEDNESDAY may H.
noon at Real Exchange SO to 65 oerS py oroe
OF heirs
RESIDENCE OF LATE GENERAL G. p. STONE.
"ISMALIA," FLUSHING, L. l.
Elegant attractive dwelling in thorough order AL MOD
ern conveniences five acres beaulnl lawn: gaueh an
shade on broadway Brewster-ave best resldepai
mart of Flushing; convenient TO depots stores Schools
churches.
Jerms LIBERAL sale positive; maps with JOHNES, BEN
NER & WILLCOX Attorneys, Al Broadway. and Auction
eer, 90 Liberty St, n. Y
GALE OF STATE LANDS.
The State Of Nebraska will sell at public auction on tra
lime 1887 10 and succeeding days al the west
entrance Capitol building In the city OF Lincoln an
lots lying said city of Lincoln belonging 70 SAID sAe 'Vz
IN number. Terms OF sale
Each lot sold for 500 or less. cash ,- =, -.
zach LOT sold $780, onethrd cash. balance IN Two
canal pavments and two years al per cent interest,"
Number of appraised value be learned AT INC
office Of the Commissioner Of Public Lands ana buildings OF
at the Cfice of the Secretary OF state.
Date April 20. 1887.
BY order of Board OF Public Lands and buildings
@. L. LAWS. secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-04
TUESDAY. MAY 3.
II MAILER. d E0fl-

TUESDAY. MAY 3.
M A, n Msater d S0tt.
Js,ory building and plot Of s9d 10 ogo HaTstonst
t5SIS3x4 7yirrog well 1ii;SSVssf 1Sd:t
zo0ft w of 9thave, 25xlOQ4 w Campseu-..-.. ioA'V
By Smith kyd'i.
6story building wltn oe A." ~ S SIc ancbn 1926
sale ~ Nos 3lSto S2a East o9hsh o. eV
Pave was adjourned to May IL r.,
BY Fo0g iodine ,. ,oe
a 49,. s.u,,n1s with Moi of land Nos 524 TO 62S
West 4sast So $50 II Oh !V.a.v@ 2S75O
AVN Jlv Richard v Hdrnet d Co.
ssory building e Si nt 1S no Ste $4,000
apd on Sana nonlsYiif Henry $1,000
assory awe , With LOT St sS 9 weber 1890
!, o s,osv honses with lot No 2O5 East S5th-st rs
lool ne OF SdaVe iO' z4oa "DOa' soe5
9stery dwelling No SS2 t scSn1 90 1915
- - " slinr with lot West 2Sthst OF Broad
T Vas aovruea TO May and sale Of house with lot so
81 Last aihSt was withdrawn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-04
CATSKILL MOUNTAINS,
" TREMPER HOUSE.

Open from % TO september % Special rates TO ai
e. by the The proprietor be seen at The fit
Avenue Hotel Mondays and Tuesdays. or address 49,
]. II. TREhPER, JR, Phpnicia- Ulster Co. N A..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-04
gituations tUai1teo--femalfs.


A OOK-LAUNDRESS-By capable,
N well.coducted young woman PROTESTANT can under
tahe good cooking and getting shirts and nne nen not
trsd of work city or country highest reerences strictly
sober and honest MANY, "a West i4thsI near Macysi
lst flight
NHAMBERMAID.-By an experienced Prot
~ estnt girls country preiercai goou CITY III
cards No. - East 37thst
NHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS by a
" neat girl largo experience and undeniAbe re
aenco waitress good needewonan appearance hoa;
d clean: not particular distance Waits today and
q, norrow AT "A West i4thst, 6thaye, nrst light
NOOK and LAUNDRESS.-By a German
Protestant years references; competent economlcM
cook broad biscuit soups poultry game pastry nIs
class modeate city or country. Al ouo.
OOOK.-By a frst-class cook 10 boarding
" house private family understands all knds OF soups
and desserts city countryi excellent reierenes S
1872 6uhaye upstalre
COMPANION and ATTENDANCE
" person as companion and attendant 70 elderly or In
valid sdy, erceon references Call at ~ East lsthst
NOOK and WASHING.-By q competent
~ woman. private family city 9r oonptry 1es' oy ~ ry
HO0K.-By competent Protestant woman. IN
private family VIII assist with the washihg county
prsferred beat city references West lzo'hsI' corner
COUK.-By first-class cook In private family.
NHAMBERMAID or WAITRESS.-By young
woman AZ chambermsd wait on invalid lazy or ohi
dren has good rsfsronca Address o2i West evtnsA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-04
GUNNER Resorts.

A PRIVATE family. residing in Dutchess
"A County ~ y will take few boarders after June !;
excellent and beautiful country 3 hours
from NewYok references Address r. h. TRIBUNE onee.
BLOCK ISLAND, r. L-Ocean View Hotel.
ID snrmor AZ sea SDlendid bass blue nd sword fish
ing Superb bathing fine drives, new cable 900 Guests
sictIy first class Elegant hail. good orchestra string
and brass Send for illustrated circular
s MAIDEN. AO5 Mashng tOn 81. BOstOn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-04
Gurtion Sales.

CHERIFF'S SALE.-Wm. Topping g. CO.,
y Auctloneers sell Wednesday. May at II NJ az "a
North Moore right title and interest OF the itho-
graphod Engraving and Printing Co in machinery snainx
and printing articles, futures &C. on ns
JAMES YOUNG, Deputy. HUGH j. IhANi' ehefiu-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-04

NEw-YoBK. Tuesday, May g. 1857.
Tao following sales were made al 'ne AA'nA 30 anu
ton Room today -
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-17
HIT THE CEILING.
A Wife's Ready Pistol Frightens
n Neighb0rhOOd.

The neighborhood of Temple and
Hill streets was considerably startled
yesterday afternoon by the firing of a
pistol shot in the lodging house, 2O6
Temple street, kept by Mrs. Richard
son. Officer Mccullough was soon
upon the scene, and was directed to
the rooms of Mr.. and Mrs. CORNER.
An interview was had with the lady,
and she stated that while handling
her weapon it was accidently dis
charged. in proof of which she pointed
to a bullet hole in the ceiling. Her
husband told different story. He
said that for some time the woman has
expressed herself as desirous of COM
mitting suicide. Yesterday afternoon
he had just left the house when he
heard the pistol shot, and without
waiting to see what was the matter
he started in search of an officer. He
could not say whether the point of the
weapon was pointed in his direction
or at herself-he feared the latter the
ory, though. The husband is waiter
in Campi's restaurant. Sever ral weeks
ago Mrs. Corner called at the police
station and exhibited pair OF swol-
len optics and a badly scratched face
in proof of her statt ment that her hus
band had thrashed her.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-17
Canada Items.

1t used to be said that La Canada
was q lovely spot, but that it had no
springs or streams of water, but fol-
lowing the theory advanced in the
HERALD that water could be found by
tunneling into the Sierra Madre, the
land owners in that beautiful locality
have commenced the work Of shifting
the rocks of the Sierras and have each
and all been successful. A half dozen
tunnels have been driven into the
mountains and e plentiful supply Of
water has been secured, SO that the
question of water supply has been
settled forever. All the lands in La
Canada and Crescenta Canada have
an inexhaustible supply of pure, clear
mountain spring water that Is inde-
pendent OF drouth or freshet. The
fruit displayed at the fair now closing,
from Crescenta Caflada, is superla-
lively fine. All the fruit from that
region, olives, peaches, pears, cher
ries, oranges, apricots and apples are
unexcelled in flavor and beauty. The
townsite of Crescenta Canada is max
ing lively progress in improvement,
and Mr.. G. H. Macarthur is making
townsite in La Canada. The Yocum-
Mundell dummy railway line is being
carried into La Canada, so the people
Of that charming region will soon be
within a few minutes ride OF Los
Angeles. The Altadena Railway will
probably soon pass over the Arroyo
Seco into this land of beauty Right
of way is offered all through that
region to San Fernando, and will prob
ably soon be accepted and Alta
Canada will be filed up with thous-
ands of settlers.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-17
METHODIST CONFERENCE.
Election of Delegates ts the
Grand Conference.

@IAh0 OOhICIchCes
The annual session of the Methodist
Conference of Southern California is
still in session at the Fort-street M. Il.
Church. Yesterday morning the ses.
sion was called to order by Bishop
Walden. and the exercises were con-
Quoted by Rev. P. f. Bresee. Messrs.
J. B. Green OF Fresno, J. II. Peters of
Bakersfield, j. s. Kline of GAINESVILLE,
A. G. Park of Hanford, J. B. Gallo
way of Plano, G. w. Stohl of Selma,
and j. N. Turntide OF Visalia reported
their districts to be in a fourishing
condition.
Bishop Walden then introduced the
following to the Conference: j. Christ
OF Austin, Brother Cole of Michigan,
Brother Gilman of Minnesota Confer
ence, Brother Rolf of the Michigan
Conference, Brother Haskins of the
Dakota Conference: and Brother
Brown OF the African Methodist Epis-
copal Zion Church,
The following names of applicants
for admission to the Conference were
presented: w. d. Lowder, E. j. In
wood, R. S. Badger, H. J. Grail and
G. N. Nickler.
Bishop Walden then addressed the
assemblage.
In the afternoon an election of dele
gates to the Grand Conference was
held, and Captain johnson, OF San
Diego, and Mr.. Paust, of this city,
were selected.
In the evening Rev. B. F. Charing-
ton delivered an eloquent address
upon missions" before crowded
auditorium.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-17
Indices of Prosperity.

To those who remember the unpre
tentious buildings erected in this city
fourteen years ago, when a one-sto1y
building was considered fine, and a
two-story edifce was worthy Of ad-
miration, the change to the present
styles of architecture must be most
noticeable and interesting. In all
parts of the city the new styles of
architecture, that require largely in
creased expense, are everywhere to be
seen. The styles are almost innum-
erable. The Queen Anne, the Ara
besque, the Moorish, the Italian, the
Gothic, with variations by French
architects, the Oriental, the Grecian,
the English cottage style, are all
abroad, producing wonderful variety,
that is most attractive and interesting.
Should the present prosperity Of the
city be unchecked, it will soon show
the most delightful varieties of archi-
lecture of any American city. New
York was 250 years old before it pro-
duced business buildings equal to
Baker block, or the Witiner Bank on
Fort street, or the Childs building on
Temple street. 1t is but few years
since the only graceful buildings in
New York were the City Hall and
Trinity and Grace churches.
From present appearances Los
Angeles will soon be the most
beautiful city in the world.
The old style Of Egyptian and Doric
architecture that prevailed so long in
Boston and New York will never give
their funeral aspects to Los Angeles,
and the Corinthian and Ionic will
have to accept radical variations in
this ''sun-kissed land"
The new store fronts of Los Angeles
are now superior to any that prevailed
in New York forty years ago, while
the residences of Hill, Hope, Grand
avenue and Main streets equal any
thing that that metropolis achieved in
two hundred and fifty years.
When it is considered what the
financial metropolis OF the Western
world accomplished in two centuries
and half, the achievements of Los
Angeles in the last fourteen years are
phenomenal and incompatible, and
show solid and permanent growth.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-17
Incorporated.

Articles OF incorporation were filed
yesterday in the County Clerks office
by the Los Angeles and Pasadena,
Tulare improvement Company. The
purposes OF this Corporation are tc
buy and sell lands and water, plat
and sell town lots and sites, and build
equip and operate railroads. The
principal place of business to be Pasa-
dena. The number of directors to be
seven, and those appointed for the
first year are j. G. Miller, P. M.
Green, S. Townsend, Albert j.
Wallace and j. H. Jacobs, of Pasa.
dena, and H. P. Sweet and A. NJ.
Hough, of Los Angeles. The amount
of capital stock to be $1,05O,000,
divided into 10000 shares, of $lOO
each, all of which has been sub
&ribed.